Maintain overview and structure
Set up your timesheet for Keeping so it flawlessly connects to the workflow within your organisation.
Flexible and editanle
Do you or your organisation work with projects? This means you can easily set up your timesheet with clients, projects and tasks. if neither do, you can simply deactivate this setting and your organisation can work using tasks and/or labels (tags).
Pro Flexibility
Tags are project and task overruling and can help with obtaining new insights hours that aren't bound to projects or tasks. For example, think about tagging "tax credit hours" or a specific part of a project which consists of multiple tasks.
Tacking hours
Using Keeping is all about tracking your work hours. You can do this in two ways: Accurately per minute in which you can accurately track your hours per minute or accurately per day, in which hours can be registered afterwards.
Tacking hours
By starting to track breaks, you can gain insights into how many hours were spent on breaks compared to the total time clocked.
Flexible and editable
When you or your organisation works with projects, you can use tags with projects and tasks, which gets you a more in depth insights in your tracked hours. Even when you're not working with projects, tags could be ideal to get more insights and structure within your hours.
You can specify the tracked hours with tasks. Then a team member can track different task hours per project. It's possible to attach tasks to projects. You can get better insights in the activity across all projects via the reports.
Even when you're not working with tasks, you could disable this feature and you can work with projects and tags alone.
Pro Flexibility
Tags are project and task overruling and can help with obtaining new insights hours that aren't bound to projects or tasks. For example, think about tagging "tax credit hours" or a specific part of a project which consists of multiple tasks.
When you or your organisation works with projects, you can use tags with projects and tasks, which gets you a more in depth insights in your tracked hours. Even when you're not working with projects, tags could be ideal to get more insights and structure within your hours.
Keeping is free to try without any restrictions for the first 14 days.
Tracking hours
Not everyone tracks their hours in the same way. With Keeping we offer different ways to track your hours: per minute or per day. Whenever you want tot track your hours per minute, you can enter a start and end time. Because of this you get a very accurate hour registration. Do you work on a variety of projects and tasks every day? Then you can easily create sequenced time registrations; Keeping records the end time of the previous registration and applies this as the start time for the next.
Is it nicer to add your hours afterwards, then choose to add hours per day. Using this method you can enter hours with a single set of digits. With both of these ways you connect the time registration with a project, task or tags, depending on how you designed your workflow.
